Ep-40002 Agricultural Gearbox Lawn Mower Series

• Type: Agricultural
• Usage: Agricultural Products Processing, Farmland Infrastructure, Tillage, Harvester, Planting and Fertilization, Grain Threshing, Cleaning and Drying
• Material: Iron
• Power Source: Electricity
• Weight: 111 Kg
• After-sales Service: Installation Guide 3-Year Warranty
• Model NO.: EP-40002
• Warranty: 3 Years
• Transport Package: Wooden Case/Pallet/Plywood Case
• Specification: 111 Kg
• Trademark: EP
• Origin: Zhejiang, China
• HS Code: 8483900090
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Month

Product Description

EP-40002 Agricultural gearbox Lawn mower series

Characteristic
There are many factors that go into choosing the right gearbox for your lawnmower. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to make your selection easier. In this article, we'll discuss different types of transmissions, including Hydrostatic
transmissions, Ball/disk systems, Locking differentials, and more. We'll also discuss whether you should add oil top-up to your lawn mower's oil reservoir.
Hydrostatic transmissions
Hydrostatic transmissions in lawn mower gearboxes allow the user to change gears smoothly and control the speed of the machine.The hydros are similar to car automatic transmissions, with the hydros incorporating a pump that effects hydraulic fluid and reduction gearing. There are mechanical components such as the differential and drive axle, which must function properly to keep the lawnmower moving. If any of these parts fail, the machine will not move.
A hydrostatic transmission is one of the most popular types of automatic transmissions used in lawn mowers. These systems use fluid to transfer power from the engine to the wheels, and provide other advantages, including infinitely variable speed control,reverse rotation capability, and high power-to-weight ratio. The main benefit of hydrostatic transmissions over manual ones is that they have more expensive parts and require more fuel than other types.
Variable disk or ball/disk system
There are many differences between a ball/disk and variable disk or ball/disk system for your lawn mower's gearbox. If you have a lawn tractor, you will have either one or the other. A ball/disk system is typically easier to maintain than a variable disk system. These systems both offer advantages and disadvantages. These systems are more expensive than a typical lawn tractor, but they are worth every penny.
A ratchet coupling device is used to provide a differential effect to wheels as the mower is turned. Another difference is the type of drive shaft. A ball/disk system can have one or two drive shafts. These driveshafts are usually connected to a
transmission. A ball/disk system has two drive shafts and a transmission. The drive shaft is connected to a blade by a single belt.
Locking differentials
Using locking differentials on a lawn mower gearbox is a great safety feature, especially if you're mowing on muddy terrain. These devices prevent one wheel from spinning while the other gets stuck. Locking differentials also help your mower regain traction,making them increasingly common. In addition to lawn mowers, these devices are also often found on garden tractors. Ensure you know how to operate your lawn mower gearbox before you start mowing your yard.
Before you begin, make sure you know how to unlock the rear differential. To do this, you must first stop moving forward. Then,push the rear differential lock button to the "Off" position. Alternatively, some riding mowers have foot pedals that you can press to control the differential lock. Once you know how to use the differential lock, you can unlock the rear differential. In addition to locking the rear differential, you should also know how to use the pedals on your mower.
Need for oil top-up
Lawn mowers often require an oil top-up at least once a year. Oil reservoirs are located under the seat or frame and are easy to check. To check the oil level, add a few drops of SAE 30 motor oil to each pivot point. Also, add oil to the clutch, lift linkage,and brake pedals. You can find a dipstick on the fill plug or use a dowel rod to make one.
If you are adding the oil yourself, be sure to measure the capacity of the crankcase. To check the level, add up to half a quart.Don't overdo it; overfilling the gearbox can damage the engine. The additional oil can result in an expensive repair or engine replacement. Use an oil gauge or dipstick to monitor the amount and make sure it is in the recommended level.

PRODUCT PARAMETERS
ITEM	HC-40002
Ratio	3.2:1/3.77:1/4.17:1
Teeth	15/48 /13/49/ 12/50
Module	15/48 /13/49/ 12/50
Power(HP)	85/ 85/85
Rated lnput	540 rpm
Input/Output Description	13/4Z6
Weight(N.W)	111 Kg

 

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